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DELHI PUBLIC SCHOOL Hyderabad DIPSCOOP January, 2019 Vol. X Issue 7 When the journey ends, the heart yearns for the days gone by; to relive the memories and savour the moments a bit longer. With this thought in mind DIPSCOOP brings forth the retro edition for the month of January. A year went by, many dreams fulfilled, many new beginnings – a hope that lights the way to explore new realms. New year also is bevy of fond recollections, promises to etch a few more in the forthcoming year. Team DIPSCOOP wishes its readers a prosperous, healthy and peaceful 2020. Another feather in the cap Excellence is the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction, skilful execution and the vision to see obstacles as opportunities Delhi Public School, Hyderabad won the prestigious Times Educational Excellence Award, 2019-2020 under the category ‘Top School in CBSE Curriculum’ West Zone, Hyderabad. The award was presented by the ‘Times Group’ at a ceremony powered by Aparna, organised by Optimal Media Solutions, A Times Group Company on Thursday, 26th December, 2019. The event was organised at Novotel, Hitec City, Hyderabad. These awards aimed at recognising the best schools, coaching centres and professional institutions which excelled in their respective categories in Hyderabad during the academic year 2019-20. Mr. Jayesh Ranjan, Principal Secretary of Commerce and Information technology (IT) department, Badminton player ParupalliKashyap and Cricketer PragyanOjha graced the event as the guests of honour. They acclaimed all the recipients for endeavouring to provide better education for learners across the city. He lauded the niche carved by Hyderabad in the field of education. Mr. ParupalliKashyap and Mr.PragyanOjha reminisced their school days, appreciating the role played by schools and faculty members in striking a perfect balance between academics and sports. They congratulated all the winners and expressed their pleasure to be a part of such a magnificent event. Sports Day Splendour Grade I and II Children learn as they play. Most importantly, in play children learn how to learn. - O. Fred Donaldson VITALITY, the Annual Sports Day of Delhi Public School, Hyderabad, Grade 1 and 2, was held on 14th December, 2019 on the sprawling grounds of the school amidst cheers and frolicsome atmosphere. More than 580 students of Grade 1 and 2 demonstrated their talent on the field, be it in competitive races, vibrant drill displays or rhythmic music. The launch of ‘Fit India Movement’ by our Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi this year, on the occasion of National Sports Day encouraged DPS to join hands towards this noble mission of Fit India Movement through the Sports Day. DIPSCOOP an e-magazine 1 The ceremony began with a guard of honour, a ceremonial march past, taken by the Principal of DPS Hyderabad, Mrs. GeethaVishwanathan. The students then welcomed the audience by the beautiful rendition – ‘We are glad, you are here’. This was followed by the welcome address by the wing in charge, Mrs. Ruchi Gulati, making a mention of the students who brought accolades to the school in different events and various other achievements of the school. The young Dipsites then marched confidently to the rhythm of the drum beats, holding the bunch of colourful balloons, displaying coordination, team spirit and discipline. The ceremonial releasing of the colourful balloons symbolized the vibrant hopes and aspirations the school and parents have for the students. Then unfurled the numerous fun races by the students which included the Novelty Relay Races – Hoop the Loop, FIT India, Swift Relayers and 50 Metres sprints for both boys and girls – Fastest Feet First. The students showcased excellent team-work, perseverance and sportsmanship spirit during these races. The spectators were captivated by some nail biting finishes. This was followed by the prize distribution ceremony. Next was a peppy theme song which signified the importance of sports and building sportsmanship spirit. The students again gave the audience a musical treat by presenting the song – ‘Its time you cheer’ followed by ‘We are one nation’, which left the audience spell-bound yet again and set the mood in place for the upcoming drill event. The students presented an enthralling drill display - ‘Ojas’, effectively depicting the theme of the event – VITALITY – through the breath-taking formation of the muscle man fitness logo by the young Dipsites. The drill display with dumbbells was exceptionally well coordinated and the spectacular formation left everyone spellbound, appreciating the student’s poise and confidence. The event culminated with the students presenting the vote of thanks, thanking each and everyone involved in the programme and rendition of the National Anthem. Parents’ Testimonial “We want to appreciate the Sports Day conducted in the school premises this year. It was very well organised and we did not have to wait for either the parking or the collecting of our kids after the event. The seating arrangement was also done meticulously so that each parent could witness the performance of their child. Thank you for keeping it simple and finishing it on time. We would like to extend our heartfelt thanks to the teachers who had a lion’s share in the success of the event.” – Ms Subhasini(Parent of Anjali - 1H) DIPSCOOP an e-magazine 2 The results of the events are as follows CLASS I 50 MT SPRINT (GIRLS) S. No. Name of the student Section House Position 1. SONAKSHI MEHAR A RUBY 2. MOKSHA SOLANKI B RUBY 3. PURVI BOYINAPALLI C SAPPHIRE 4. ADRIJA MITRA D EMERALD II 5. SHRUSTI AVINASH E SAPPHIRE 6. RISHIKA MEHROTRA F RUBY III 7. AANYA PARWAL G RUBY CHILUKURI RUHIKA 8. H EMERALD I REDDY 9. NUTAKKI GNANASRI I RUBY 50 MT SPRINT (BOYS ) S. No. Name of the student Section House Position 1 SANGAM DAKSH A TOPAZ I MOHAMMED AYAAN B SAPPHIR 2 YOUSUF E 3 M LAKSH REDDY C TOPAZ III SUGANTH V D EMERAL 4 D 5 ARJUN NIMMAGADDA E TOPAZ 6 NAKSH JAIN KALA F RUBY 7 MEDAM TANUSH YADAV G RUBY EESHAN ADITYA H SAPPHIR 8 E 9 KARTHIKEYA MADISETTY I RUBY II NOVELTY RACE (GIRLS) S. No. Name of the student Section House Position 1 SAHITRA CHOWDARY A EMERALD 2 KIARA NAIDU A EMERALD 3 SHAANVI CHALLAGULLA B SAPPHIRE III 4 PENUMADU AKSHARA B RUBY 5 RIDDHIKA SAHA C SAPPHIRE 6 SIMRAT KWATRA C SAPPHIRE 7 JUI DHAVAL GANDHI D SAPPHIRE SRI HANVITHA 8 D TOPAZ MEDISETTY 9 PARNITA YERRA E TOPAZ I 10 DOREPALLI MOUKTHIKA E SAPPHIRE 11 AQSA JABEEN F SAPPHIRE 12 TRISHA SINGH F TOPAZ 13 SAHASRA BHIMAVARAPU G RUBY II DIPSCOOP an e-magazine 3 14 ARSHIKA GUPTA G SAPPHIRE 15 AADYA DINDUKURTHY H RUBY 16 MIHIKA PALAPARTHI H TOPAZ SHRITHA REDDY 17 I TOPAZ ALIKIREDDY 18 DEVARAPALLI SANHITHA I SAPPHIRE NOVELTY RACE (BOYS) Sectio S. No. Name of the student House Position n 1. B.VARUN BHARADWAJ A EMERALD 2. B.NANDAN A RUBY CHARITH SIVA SAI 3. B TOPAZ TUMMALA III 4. SUHRIT BYRA B RUBY 5. AVINASH GUDIPATI C RUBY 6. AAKRIT BISI C RUBY 7. SOMA AHAAN GOUD D SAPPHIRE 8. AMRIT ANAND D TOPAZ 9. BOCHKAR SAMVED E SAPPHIRE NIVARTHI KRISHNA I 10. E SAPPHIRE KOUSTUB 11. PALADUGU VIHAAN F EMERALD 12. JASTI VARUN TEJ F EMERALD 13. SAMRAT KARN G EMERALD 14. ELMA VIVAAN YADAV G TOPAZ 15. VIHAAN ANIRUDHA BAKORE H RUBY MOHAMMED AYAAN II 16. H RUBY NAWAZ 17. ALLAVULA SURYANSH I RUBY 18. TATINENI HARSH I SAPPHIRE DIPSCOOP an e-magazine 4 CLASS-2 50 MT SPRINT (GIRLS) S.No. Name of the student Section House Position 1. T. NAYANA A EMERALD 2. MUSKAAN MANIHAR B RUBY III 3. INAYA . Q C EMERALD 4. MAANVI . D D TOPAZ 5. NISHTA PRIYA E EMERALD II 6. P.M SAANVIKA F EMERALD 7. ABHILASHA NANDI G TOPAZ I 8. SAANVI MATHALA H SAPPHIRE 50 MT SPRINT (BOYS) S.No. Name of the student Section House Position 1. L. DARAHAS A RUBY III 2. AAKANSH BANSAL B SAPPHIRE 3. SHAUN AHBWANI C RUBY 4. NIRVAN BAJORIA D TOPAZ I 5. PURAV MUDE E TOPAZ 6. AUM SINHA F RUBY II 7. KAILASH SAI KADIYALA G EMERALD 8. M. RAM VIRAT REDDY H SAPPHIRE NOVELTY RACE (GIRLS) S.N Name of the student Section House Position o. 1. SRI NIKITHA A RUBY 2. S.MAANYA SRUTHI A SAPPHIRE III 3. DHYUTHI TIRUMURU B SAPPHIRE 4. PRISHA JAIN B TOPAZ 5. AARADHYA. M C RUBY 6. NIHARIKA . J C RUBY 7. DHANVITHA REDDY D RUBY 8. AKSHITA AGARWAL D TOPAZ 9. MUKTA NIRANJAN E SAPPHIRE KULKARNI 10. HAMSA YAJUSHI E SAPPHIRE II 11. R. ADHYA REDDY F RUBY 12. SAHASRA CHANDU F SAPPHIRE 13. K. SRI PRAJNA G EMERALD 14. TARA DIYA TAPPA G EMERALD I 15. ABHIGYA PRIYADARSHINI H EMERALD 16. ANVITHA PANDE H EMERALD NOVELTY RACE (BOYS) S.No. Name of the student Section House Position 1. SRIHAN REDDY CHERUKU A RUBY III DIPSCOOP an e-magazine 5 2. ARJUN SOMANI A EMERALD 3. GOPI SUHRUTH MASKI B EMERALD 4. PRATEEK SHARMA B SAPPHIRE 5. PUNEET SAI .M C RUBY 6. HRITHIK .M C RUBY II 7. SRIYANSH . T D TOPAZ 8. PRADHAN . S. S. VEMURI D RUBY 9. PRAYAG SHARMA E RUBY 10. KRISHNA VEDARTH E RUBY 11. RAM SIDDHARTH REDDY F EMERALD PATI 12. ARSH MAHENDRA F SAPPHIRE 13. ADITHYA GANGU G EMERALD 14. T. C. DARSHITH REDDY G TOPAZ I 15. SAHARSH REDDY H TOPAZ 16. ISHAAN GRANDHI H TOPAZ Grade III and IV Sports teaches you about yourself and the world around you. It can help you develop a good character, value and habits early on in life. The legacy of sports in DPS, Hyderabad and the Annual celebration of the Sports Day, was initiated by Ms.
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